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I suppose that Serbians too have a simple expression meaning "my baby" or "darling".
On the other hand, Italian lovers also use a lot of "animals" nicknames to call each other tenderly (or passionately) or when they call each other names (different ones, of course).
So, I think that in this case we should try to translate with an animal name suggesting the same meaning.
Cinderella, please, what kind of image KRAVICE MOJA may suggest (love, passion, joke, or...anything else)?

And this is my own message: I don't think we have to translate using other "nicer" animals, if it's not an usual expression in Serbian and it's just a joke about the girl's breast!
We just have to find an equivalent expression.
PS: "Vacca" would be too rude, but cow can be normally translated "mucca", which is not rude (even if it is not flattery), then there is giovenca (heifer), vitella (female calf).
I just don't know.
Can Serbian speakers give their opinion about it?
Please, don't be shy!

I would support Cindarella on this. It wuould be very brave of anyone to say something like 'Kravice moja' to a Serbian girl!! I think your life expectancy would suddenly drop down to your current age. :-)
'I want only you, my little kitten! Forever.'
I would go for this if I wanted to live longer.

Ah ah!
So, it's just the same as in Italian. Anyway, in this case it is a Serbian boy calling this way an Italian girl, and we are not supposed to hide the truth.
The girl will decide what to do.
I propose "mucchetta mia", as weird as it may sound.